I would like to add my vote to the ability to manually add flight plan addressees.

For your information NATS AFPEX auto fills with EGKBZTZX EGZYVFRT LFACZPZX LFQQZPZX LFFFZFZX

Not a bug, I believe that is what the French have requested for flightplans departing their territory. It means that they want to take charge of promulgating the flightplan onwards to what they feel are the correct addressees.

We have dozens of flightplans being filed all over Europe using SkyDemon every day, so I don't think there is anything fundamentally wrong with the way our addressing works but if you have specific examples you can submit to us by email (use the contact form on the website) we can investigate to determine exactly why the addressing is the way it is.

I agree there should be more customisation and previewing options on the iPad product for flightplans.

This is unfortunately also true for a simple France to UK flight plan.

Start a new route Calais to Biggin Hill in SkyDemon Plan. Check the flight plan's addressing and you'll see that only LFQQZPZX is put in automatically.

Is this a bug?

Thanks.

Hi,

using Skydemon mainly in Austria and the Czech Republic and exclusively on the iPad, I found that AFTN "addressee guessing" is rather poor for those countries. At least it's nowhere near to what their AIPs suggest for VFR flights, so at the moment I have to use another service for FPL. Some (not very thorough) random tests involving Belgium and Germany lead to a similar conclusion. I'd therefore (and just to have more control over things anyways) suggest the following:

• make the addressee list editable when filing a flightplan via the iPad
• additionally: show the "plaintext" flightplan message before submitting
• as a bonus (that - i know - is hard to make a usable GUI for, so i'm not even asking for it): implement some kind of "personal atfn address lists", so you would not have to remember them all the time
  
• additionally: (natively) implement delay, cancel and arrival messages on the iPad as well
  

Thanks for your consideration,
Paul